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exhale

[eks-heyl, ek-seyl] / ɛksˈheɪl, ɛkˈseɪl /


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Bring in a few unscented candles to help the room exhale a little.

From Salon

The manager turned off the vacuum, recoiled hoses and exhaled with relief.

From Los Angeles Times

This method is designed to capture exhaled aerosols before they spread through the room.

From Science Daily

Then, clutching a shiny golden microphone in her right hand, she exhaled that opening verse, her phrasing patient and exact, her tone heavy with color and feeling.

From Washington Post

And in the days since it premiered, a community used to being pigeonholed as geeks and wizards watched it — then finally exhaled, smiled and released decades of anxiety.

From Washington Post